Today's market trend once again confirms an old adage: news is always the primary driving force.
This morning at the open, concerns about macroeconomic conditions dampened market sentiment, and Bitcoin briefly fell into a negative atmosphere. But when the Treasury Secretary suddenly publicly stated that a rate cut might be possible, the situation instantly reversed. You can clearly feel the market's reaction speed—BTC quickly surged from the low of 89,000 to above 91,000, completing a reversal.
What does this reflect? Currently, traders and investors are unusually focused on the Federal Reserve's policy direction. Every policy signal can trigger large capital inflows and outflows. But here’s a key question: Is this rebound solid enough? Can it hold at new highs? The answer may be revealed tonight with the non-farm payroll data.
Non-farm employment data has always been a market heavyweight, often re-pricing investors' expectations of the Fed's future decisions. If the data exceeds expectations, it could dampen rate cut expectations and cool the recent rally. Conversely, if the data is weaker, the opposite may happen.
So the question is: what do you think of this rebound? Is it the start of a new upward cycle, or a technical rebound during a downtrend? Which sectors or directions do you favor? Feel free to share your views in the comments.
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BrokenRugs
· 01-12 08:04
Market-moving news, same old story... Non-farm payrolls are the real killer move, just wait and see.
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TooScaredToSell
· 01-11 12:42
News-driven hype kills the fundamentals; this trick is so old... Do you really dare to chase this rebound before the non-farm payroll? I'm scared now.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 01-09 10:00
The news triggers a surge, and a single rumor causes a frenzy—that's the current market. Really, from 8.9 to 9.1, the speed was ridiculously fast, it felt like it happened before I could even react. But I just want to ask, can this hold? It always feels like it's overvalued, and once the non-farm payrolls come out, it might crash again.
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ForkTongue
· 01-09 10:00
Oh no, as soon as there's a news movement, everyone follows suit, just like stock market speculation.
Such strong news-driven momentum—what does it indicate... The market is now just waiting for the Federal Reserve's meme.
Non-farm payrolls need to be watched carefully; the current rally is indeed quite虚.
If the non-farm payrolls surprise us, we might fall back again. Don't be too optimistic.
The slap in the face came so quickly; just waiting to see the show tonight.
This rebound feels like a small climax before cutting the leeks; I'm not confident.
Too many followers, as soon as the news comes out, they all act together. Can it really stabilize?
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AirdropHarvester
· 01-09 09:57
The news immediately caused a surge, retail investors' lives are in the hands of the Finance Minister, hilarious.
Another policy rebound, will it stabilize this time? I remain skeptical.
Non-farm payrolls release tonight, and it might dip again, taking a gamble.
This reversal is just capital cutting, don't be fooled everyone.
I think it's just a technical rebound, the bottom hasn't been reached yet, continue shorting.
While news-driven moves are just that—news-driven—fundamentals are the real key, wake up.
Go all-in on small-cap coins and wait for the explosive opportunity after the non-farm payrolls.
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LayoffMiner
· 01-09 09:55
The market is now moving based on news. Whoever holds the Fed's mouthpiece wins. Let's wait for the non-farm payroll data.
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GateUser-a180694b
· 01-09 09:51
The news caused an immediate surge. How many times has this trick been played... Once the non-farm payroll data is released, it will probably drop again. Betting on interest rate cuts is too risky.
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LayerHopper
· 01-09 09:48
Once the news broke, the market followed suit. I've seen this routine too many times. Can it really hold at 91,000? Non-farm payroll data is the real test. It might just return to the starting point again.
Today's market trend once again confirms an old adage: news is always the primary driving force.
This morning at the open, concerns about macroeconomic conditions dampened market sentiment, and Bitcoin briefly fell into a negative atmosphere. But when the Treasury Secretary suddenly publicly stated that a rate cut might be possible, the situation instantly reversed. You can clearly feel the market's reaction speed—BTC quickly surged from the low of 89,000 to above 91,000, completing a reversal.
What does this reflect? Currently, traders and investors are unusually focused on the Federal Reserve's policy direction. Every policy signal can trigger large capital inflows and outflows. But here’s a key question: Is this rebound solid enough? Can it hold at new highs? The answer may be revealed tonight with the non-farm payroll data.
Non-farm employment data has always been a market heavyweight, often re-pricing investors' expectations of the Fed's future decisions. If the data exceeds expectations, it could dampen rate cut expectations and cool the recent rally. Conversely, if the data is weaker, the opposite may happen.
So the question is: what do you think of this rebound? Is it the start of a new upward cycle, or a technical rebound during a downtrend? Which sectors or directions do you favor? Feel free to share your views in the comments.